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ream suggested a game of sorts. find the body. he had had had a number of real estate properties linked to him over the years and jen pulled out a list of those locations from her case file if she would give him an address, he would tell her whether she was hot or cold. yes, we ll look there or no it s not a good place to look. how are we going to start off with these places? should this be the place outside? it s a good start, yeah. is it really a good start? rule all of these out. take it from there. do your homework. he s playing this kind of juvenile game. yeah. what s he getting out of this little game? i think he enjoyed being in control. he enjoyed being a manipulator. he didn t get there in a cell waiting. he got to smoke and he was in a room. he enjoyed it that way. opening up that damn box. i am not afraid of opening up the box. i told you to wipe that one off the slate. why are you telling me don t ....
a mandatory life sentence. art ream had overplayed his hand. it took us 22 years to bring justice to her. but it was a bittersweet victory for the zarzyckis. they d lost their cindy and now they d lost their leverage with ream to get her remains back for a proper burial. and i told my wife, i said, we ll never know now. i probably would go to my own grave not knowing where she was. except for one thing. the zarzyckis still had detective mclaughlin on the case, and it wasn t over for him. coming up he says, ed, i m going to find cindy. the detective won t rest until he keeps his promise. when disappearance at the dairy queen continues. it takes an awful lot of time to keep the house clean. i don t know what to do. ....
Prosecutor, to make a deal. my first inclination was, hell, no, i m going to make sure he goes to prison for the rest of his life. the idea that the defendant thinks he can take control of this process and use this poor 13-year-old girl s body as a bargaining chip, may be the lowest thing i ve ever seen in a criminal case. ream held one trump card, cindy s body. and the zarzyckis wanted that above anything else, even a conviction. the family found itself taking art ream s side in the plea talks. it was all about finding cindy. that was the thing right from day one. they d had no chance to say good-bye and knew nothing of cindy s whereabouts for the past 22 years. at least now they could give her a proper burial, if only the prosecutor would make a deal with the devil. i would rather have her buried on our own terms than some killer like in the middle of the night. detective mclaughlin was also arguing for a deal. ....
so you really don t care what happened? you re happy with the story that is told, right? right now? yeah. at first, it seemed like ream wasn t taking the bait. the two sparred. if it doesn t matter what happened, it doesn t matter. it doesn t. it does matter. why would it matter? if you don t care, the family don t care? nobody cares no, we didn t say we didn t care, we just said we have closure. mac stuck to the game plan, pretend like it s all old history. i7b8g9sds i said i m fine with it, i m going to move on, and this guy was like hanging on to my i m trying to get up. i said art you ve got five minutes to write me out a map. the ploy was working. ream could sense the curtain was coming down and he didn t like not being center stage anymore. i don t have closure, so how the hell can they have closure? because that s the type of people they are. ....